The phrase "a result university" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words and lacks clarity in meaning.
Example: "The research conducted at a result university was groundbreaking in its field."
Alternatives: "a research university" or "an outcome-focused university".
As a result, university press releases and webpages routinely proclaim their scholars' status as experts, emphasising the policy and societal relevance of their work.
As a result, university officials claim in court filings that even if Fisher received points for her race and every other personal achievement factor, the letter she received in the mail still would have said no.
As a result, university technology transfer offices in the US focus on helping their scientists to patent their findings, identify private investment opportunities and negotiate advantageous intellectual property agreements with their scientific partners in developing countries [ 44].
As a result, University leadership advocated for a speed camera to help slow down traffic along the main corridor.
As a result, University of Iowa officials say, they removed BLinC as a student group in November, meaning that its members no longer had university benefits like being able to participate in recruitment fairs, reserve classrooms, or receive fundings.
As a result, universities are totally independent, or they do not exist.
As a result, universities began to offer combined graduate programs in library science and information science.
As a result, universities have now been handed from the old education department, where they had lived a blameless existence for decades, to the expanded business department under Lord Mandelson.
That gives an incentive for over-performing students to seek to trade up to more prestigious courses, and as a result universities are expected to offer more places through the clearing system.
As a result, universities are having to lay on practical guidance for students who start studying engineering with them, who may not have even come into contact with a lathe before.
As a result, universities have a pretty poor track record of commercialising their research (research that is largely funded by the taxpayer).
